Sir, I'm not being intimidated. You're intimidating. You're trying to intimidate me. I'm I'm I'm not refusing. I do not consent. I do not consent, sir. I do not consent. I do not consent. I do not consent. I do not consent, sir. I do not consent. I do not consent. I do not consent. You got to pass me every day, sir. I do not consent. I do not consent. I do not consent. I do not consent. This is the proof. This is the proof right here. I do not consent. I do not consent. All right. This is the proof. I do not consent, sir. I do not consent. I haven't broken no laws. I'm a victim. I'm invoked. >> I'm invoking my I had nothing to do with that. Am I Can I have you Can I ask you a question? >> Police approached a man who was simply sitting peacefully and demanded that he explain his presence, relying on vague allegations while failing to identify any specific criminal activity. The man repeatedly maintained that he had done nothing wrong, declined to answer questions he believed infringed upon his personal rights, and continuously asked the officer to explain the legal basis for the encounter. As officers attempted to expand the interaction by citing unclear violations and pressuring him to comply, he remained calm, asserted his rights, questioned whether any reasonable suspicion actually existed, and objected to what he viewed as unwarranted harassment. However, when the officers could no longer provide a clear justification or objective evidence to support their actions, what followed was a highly controversial arrest that the man argued was unlawful and intended to justify and conceal the officer's earlier misconduct. Watch how this encounter raises serious questions about the limits of police authority, accountability, and the protection of civil liberties during interactions that begin without any clearly identifiable criminal offense. >> Uh, sir, Officer Davis, with gratitude and respect for your service to and for the community, I hereby accept your oath as an open offer to enter into a private bid and contract me to secure my rights and liberties. I have a fifth amendment right to I have a fifth amendment right to privacy. I'm invoking that right, sir. And I just accepted your oath as an open offer. I don't You can do whatever you want to. criminal charges will be filed against you. I'm not I haven't broken no law. >> First of all, sir, sir, I have a fifth amendment right to privacy. I'm not I'm invoking my fifth amendment right to privacy. I'm invoking my fifth amendment right to privacy. What's your name, sir? Scales. All right, sir. Scales. With gratitude and respect for your service to and for the community. I hereby accept your oath as an open offer to enter into a private binding contract with me to secure my rights and liberties. Please, I'm invoking my fifth amendment right to privacy. Sir. >> All right. So, >> what's going on? >> Why? >> What seems to be I'm recording you, sir. >> I'm recording. >> I'm recording. I I haven't broken no law. I'm not I'm not I'm I'm not reasonable suspicion of committing any crime. I'm invoking my fifth amendment right. Sir, >> you're about to end up in handcuffs. Real quick. >> No. Right now, you're controlling your identity. >> Sir, I'm I'm I'm invoking my fifth amendment right. I'm I'm invoking my fifth amendment right to privacy. Sir, >> take your mask off, >> sir. I'm invoking my Sir, I'm invol I'm not running nowhere. I'm about to stand right here, Richie. I'm getting out the way, sir. I'm standing right here, sir. I'm I'm not being intimidated. You're intimidating. You're trying to intimidate me. I'm I'm not refusing. I do not consent. I do not consent, sir. I do not consent. I do not consent. I do not consent. I do not consent, sir. I do not consent. I do not consent. I do not consent. You ride past me every day, sir. I do not consent. I do not consent. I do not consent. I do not consent. This is the proof. This is the proof right here. I do not consent. I do not consent. All right. This is the proof. I do not consent, sir. I do not consent. I haven't broken no laws. I'm evicting. I'm invoke. I'm invoking my I have nothing to do with that. Am I Can I have you Can I ask you a question? Because it's 78°, right? >> Who have I Who have I hurt or harmed by me having a mask on? >> Misdemeanor offense. >> No, it is not. I am in a fifth amendment right to privacy. >> It's a fifth amendment right to privacy. Article six, right? Article six, you're under oath for affirmation. >> Fifth right offense. I have a fifth amendment right to privacy. To privacy of what? >> My privacy right sidewalk. >> My privacy rights, sir. My privacy rights. You ride past me every day, sir. You ride past me every day. This is my proof right here that you guys are harassing me and I'm invoking my fifth amendment right. I'm invoking my fifth amendment right. You can go ahead and violate it if you want to. But I'm I don't have no warrant. I don't have no drugs. I don't have nothing. Um Sir, >> I have a fifth amendment right. >> We're down here. >> I don't want to sir. You cannot arrest me because I have not committed any crime. You can arrest me. You'll be committing a crime. All right. You can go ahead and commit the crime against me and we can see where it goes. Sir, I do not consent. >> You do. I hope you know about the Declaration of Independence. I do not consent, sir. I'm I'm letting you know and you're recording. I have one more time. >> Sir, I do not consent, sir. Let's go ahead. Let's get there. Whatever you're going to do, let's do it. I do not consent. Whatever you're going to do, let's do it. >> I do not consent. I do not consent. I do not consent. Everything is here on video. I do not consent. >> Sounds good. >> I do not consent, sir. I have a fifth amendment right to privacy. I'm invoking my right and it's protected by the 14th 14th amendment equal protection. >> 1433. You're able >> I already I already accepted your oath. You're under All right. We're under contract. We already under contract. It's all on video, sir. Go ahead. You're committing a crime. You're about to find that out the hard way. Go ahead. Go ahead and abuse your powers. And you're about to find out the hard way that you're abusing your powers and you're committing a crime against me. >> Sir, you're I I'm invoking my right to privacy and I'm standing on it. >> I'm invoking Sir, I do not consent. I do not consent. I'm not breaking any laws. You don't have no reasonable suspicion to pull up. There was nothing going on here. I'm sitting here peacefully minding my business. You're disturbing my peace and you're supposed to be a peace officer. I do not consent, sir. >> Sir, I do not consent, sir. >> I do not consent, sir. I do not consent. Here we go. I'm standing here. I do not consent. >> I'm not I do not consent, sir. >> I do not consent, sir. >> I do not consent. I do not consent, sir. Go to jail. >> I do not consent, sir. If that's what you want to do, that's what you feel, Go ahead. I'm ready to show y'all this lesson. I do. Get Get away from me and LEAVE ME ALONE. MIND YOUR BUSINESS. MIND YOUR BUSINESS. MIND YOUR BUSINESS. MIND YOUR I DON'T HAVE [ __ ] TO DO WITH THAT. This Mind your business and leave me alone. I do not consent. I do not consent. I do not consent. Here we go. I do not consent. I do not consent. Here we go. Here we do not consent. I do not consent. I do not consent. I do not consent. I do not consent. I do not consent. I do not consent. This is the video crew. Go ahead. Go ahead. >> This is all my stuff right here. Yo, running with you. >> Back. >> All right. Hands back. >> Just remember what you doing. >> Put your hands behind your back. I just told you I